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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2006I think the tooth fairy HATES me!
I was adjusting my pillow, in preparation for kicking back and reading a bit, when I found that the tooth fairy had left me a surprise. It wasn't a dollar. It wasn't even a quarter. It was a humongous hairball. Not to mention, I hadn't even put a tooth under my pillow. I hasve no idea what I did to irritate the tooth fairy. Good thing Buster wasn't under the pillow as he usually is, when the tooth fairy did that... Hugs and Purrs, Mark >I was adjusting my pillow, in preparation for kicking back and reading >a bit, when I found that the tooth fairy had left me a surprise. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >Hugs and Purrs, >Mark AAWWW, that must have been uncomfortable for him. He really needed to get it up and out. But quite a surprise for you. Has he always slept _under_ the pillow? Or is this new behaviour? -- CATherine [snip hairball] No cluons were harmed when CATherine <pepsicola5cents@drop.me.bigsandytelco.com> wrote: >Has he always slept >_under_ the pillow? Or is this new behaviour? Yes, he's always been an under-pillow sleeper - head out one side, butt out the other (grin). Hugs and Purrs, Mark  SignatureProof of Sanity Forged Upon Request [[I was adjusting my pillow, in preparation for kicking back and reading a bit, when I found that the tooth fairy had left me a surprise. It wasn't a dollar. It wasn't even a quarter. It was a humongous hairball. Not to mention, I hadn't even put a tooth under my pillow. I hasve no idea what I did to irritate the tooth fairy. Good thing Buster wasn't under the pillow as he usually is, when the tooth fairy did that... Hugs and Purrs, Mark]] That wasn't left by the tooth fairy. That was left by the HAIRBALL fairy. She must have confused your home with the home of the pair of birds trying to build a nest. That was supposed to go to THEM so they could use it for insulation. Meanwhile, those poor birds are looking under THEIR pillows, finding teeth, and wondering what in heck they're supposed to use them for. Oh, dear. There must have been a glitch in the Fairy Master Computer, for the deliveries to get goofed up like that. I hate when that happens. ;o) Donna, Captain, and Stanley > That wasn't left by the tooth fairy. That was left by the HAIRBALL fairy. > She must have confused your home with the home of the pair of birds trying > to build a nest. That was supposed to go to THEM so they could use it for > insulation. > Meanwhile, those poor birds are looking under THEIR pillows, finding > teeth, and wondering what in heck they're supposed to use them for. Oh, > dear. No, the birds found coins! Even less useful than teeth to them, I'll bet. (Unless they're the kind of birds that like shiny things.) Joyce > That wasn't left by the tooth fairy. That was left by the HAIRBALL fairy. > She must have confused your home with the home of the pair of birds trying [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Donna, Captain, and Stanley Ah yes, the famous Hairy Fairy. Somewhat related to Cousin Itt, I think, on account of the fact that she cannot see anything for all the hair in front of her eyes, which is why you see her gifts lying about in the most unaccountable of places! --tension > I was adjusting my pillow, in preparation for kicking back and reading > a bit, when I found that the tooth fairy had left me a surprise. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Good thing Buster wasn't under the pillow as he usually is, when the > tooth fairy did that... LOL! I have still had only one hairball ever from my two cats. At least in the house, maybe they hurk them up outside? Tweed > > I was adjusting my pillow, in preparation for kicking back and reading > > a bit, when I found that the tooth fairy had left me a surprise. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Tweed If they are shorthair cats, odds are they weren't big enough to throw up, but just passed through the system with the feces. If they are longhair cats, then you are probably right, they are likely tossing them somewhere outside. --tension >> > I was adjusting my pillow, in preparation for kicking back and reading >> > a bit, when I found that the tooth fairy had left me a surprise. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > longhair cats, then you are probably right, they are likely tossing > them somewhere outside. They are both shorthairs. I used to read posts about hurking hairballs and be surprised. Hairballs? Then I found a finger shaped "thingie" on my hearthrug, identified as a hairball. This was (and is) the one and only. Tweed > >> LOL! I have still had only one hairball ever from my two cats. At least > >> in [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Tweed and is? Did you get it bronzed? 8^P --tension >> >> LOL! I have still had only one hairball ever from my two cats. At >> >> least [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > and is? Did you get it bronzed? 8^P Should've done as there has never been another ;-) Tweed |
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